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    subjected to a further increase. The Children and Families Act has given parents the option, subject to eligibility, to take maternity leave, together with ordinary paternity leave, or to take Shared Parental Leave (SPL), (Stevens, M. 2015). In order to be eligible to enter the SPL system, both parents must satisfy a two-stage test. The parent that wants to share parental leave with the child’s mother has to fulfil what is called an ‘employment and earnings’ meaning they must have worked for any…

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    The Importance Of Parental Leave

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    While the questions of parental leave is most frequently considered in the light of a woman’s ability to take time off from work after giving birth, the importance of paternity leave must also be considered.…

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    their child in the beginning of life. Paternal leave is an option in the U.S., but only 3 states offer paid parental leave, which are California, New Jersey, and Rhode Island (United States Department of Labor). It is ideal for both parents to take parental leave but many times only the mother will take maternal leave because someone under the roof needs to bring in the money, which in many cases is the father. Sometimes fathers don’t take parental leave because of the stigma that the child only…

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    In the past, maternal leave has had a troubled history in legislation. Women have had to fight multiple times in court to access time off for childcare. In the United States where the consensus is that working hard equates to your dreams coming true, significant time off work seems retrograde in obtaining one’s goals. Throughout history as more women entered the workforce, a divide formed between business and motherhood. In today’s society, maternal leave is a term left behind for a more…

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    travel or personal leave, you are to also contact and speak directly to the Chief of Permits and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement. In these situations I expect you to submit a leave slip to document your absence; however, if you have an acceptable excuse for being late, I may allow you to make up the time within the same workweek, otherwise the absence will be considered to be personal leave. Unreasonable excuses, or continued attendance problems may be charged as Unauthorized Leave Without Pay…

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    The night swallowed the sun whole, leaving it’s skeleton behind as the moon. Maybe the night didn’t like bones, or maybe it was full. The night finished it’s meal, but didn’t leave, It seemed like it was waiting for someone to come along and shoo them out, someone to put their foot down and say: “Get out of here, you stinkin’ night!”. The thing is that I probably wasn’t alone, I could feel it. The rustling of the bushes, the cold breeze making my hair stand on end. My breath was sparse, and I…

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    Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 (FMLA) officially allows an employee to take job-protected leave for a particular purpose. Particular purposes include birth or adoption of a child, serious health condition of a family member or employee’s own serious health condition. In case of birth or adoption of a child, FMLA entitles both the parents to avail the new child leave. FMLA is a state as well as a federal law. Many of the rights under both state and federal law are same, however there are a…

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    writing to express my concern about the amount of maternity leave and the pay provided to new mothers and fathers in the United States. I am aware of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) entitling employees to take twelve weeks of unpaid, job protected leave. Also, for some families, they may be given short-term disability for only six weeks. Unfortunately, not everyone is eligible for the twelve weeks of unpaid leave. To receive leave, an employee must have been at…

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    Katie Landwehr Economics Essay Pro Paid Leave Almost 75% of American children live in households with working parents and no stay-at-home mom or dad. This means that the vast majority of parents would need to take time off work to take care of sick kids or care for a newborn, sadly that percentage doesn’t match up with the percentage of workers who actually have paid family leave. As of 2011, only 11% of the private sector and 17% of the public sector could take time off from…

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    Essay On Fatherhood

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    Steve rushed his wife to the hospital early one Friday morning, within several hours he officially became a father. As he held his son he realized he and his wife are now new parents. His wife planned to take the now standard twelve week maternity leave at home caring for their son. Steve however, will return to work Monday morning as usual. When he returns to work, his lack of sleep and hectic home life will untitentialy impact his job prefromace. This will cause both Steve and his wife…

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